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Updated June 21, 2026
Chatbase is practical when the main goal is to launch an AI support agent quickly. The plan structure is built around agents, message credits, training size, seats, AI actions, analytics, and integrations instead of classic ticketing seats.
Before subscribing, test answer quality on your own help content, handoff rules, message-credit usage, hallucination controls, integrations, and whether voice or telephony features are actually needed. If your team needs human ticket workflows, SLAs, team inboxes, and agent management may prefer Tidio, Featurebase, Plain, or a full help desk.
Chatbase is an AI agent platform for building customer-facing chatbots and support agents from website content, help docs, files, integrations, and business data.
It fits teams that want an AI support agent on their site or in connected channels before buying a full help desk suite.
| Feature | What it does | Plan fit / purchase note |
|---|---|---|
| AI agents | Build chat agents trained on company content. | Free plan exists. |
| Message credits | Usage is measured through monthly message credits. | Plan fit depends on volume. |
| AI actions | Let agents perform connected actions on higher plans. | Check limits per agent. |
| Help desk and CRM integrations | Connect tools such as Zendesk, Intercom, HubSpot, Freshdesk, and others. | Higher plan depth. |
| Voice and telephony | Use voice or telephony features on supported tiers. | Test before relying on it. |
Train an AI agent on help content and route common questions away from the inbox.
Start free.
Measure answer accuracy, handoff quality, and message-credit usage before launch.
Hobby or Standard.
Use integrations so the agent can work with existing CRM or help desk context.
Standard and higher.
Test voice and telephony only after text answers are reliable.
Standard or Pro.
| Plan or option | public price | Trial / free-plan detail |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month with limited model access, 50 message credits, one member, and one agent. | Free plan: yes. |
| Hobby | $32/month billed annually, with more message credits, seats, integrations, and analytics. | Free trial: no public timed trial verified. |
| Standard | $120/month billed annually, with more credits, help desk, voice, telephony, API, and advanced integrations. | Check usage fit. |
| Pro | $400/month billed annually, with higher limits and advanced analytics. | Fit for heavier AI support. |
| Enterprise | Contact sales for higher limits, SSO, audit logs, priority support, and HIPAA-eligible needs. | custom options. |
Source: Official pricing page.
Free plan: Chatbase lists a free plan. Free trial: no separate public timed free trial was verified on the pricing page. Public pricing is listed for Hobby, Standard, and Pro, with Enterprise handled through contact.
Chatbase integration checks should include website widget setup, help docs and file sources, Zendesk, Intercom, HubSpot, Zoho Desk, Freshdesk, Help Scout, Shopify, WhatsApp, Messenger, Slack, Zapier, Twilio, API access, voice, telephony, and escalation workflows.
Start with a narrow help-center topic and a small set of source documents. Test the agent against difficult questions, review failed answers, set escalation rules, and estimate monthly message credits before adding voice, actions, or outbound campaigns.
Yes. The official pricing page lists a free plan.
No separate public timed free trial was verified; the free plan is the main low-risk starting path.
Not by itself. It is primarily an AI agent platform, so teams should plan the human follow-up workflow separately.